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We believe that no one in their right mind would ever want to leave Wyoming. But, let's face it, we're not exactly objective. There are scientific numbers that prove it is true that a very small percentage of people want to leave after they're here.

Wyoming has spoken and here are the results.

Here in the Cowboy State, I don't think we have our own distinct accent, so to speak, but we do have a tendency to pronounce words a little differently than other regions.

Several Change.org petitions regarding the violent white supremacist group have seen widespread support in the past week or so.

The big daddy of them all, Super Bowl LIV, is happening this Sunday, but who is Casper rooting for?

Casper has some of the strangest traffic light times and lack of left turn signals for a city of this size. Maybe that's why many of our residents risk breaking the law for alternate routes.

Wyoming has it's fair share of celebrities that call this wonderful state home, but one in particular has made the news a lot in the past few months.

This questions has started a great many arguments throughout the years: who is harder to buy for, men or women? We want to know what you think.

My co-workers made something apparent to me that had highly gone over my head for years. Apparently I sing in the bathroom... often!

Last week we posed a simple question to our Casper residents: "whose responsibility should it be to lift or lower the toilet seat?". It's no surprise really how the poll results turned out.

Once again Casper has showed its love and support for the myriad of hairstylists in the city. Now is the time to vote for your favorite.

It's an age old debate that has started many fights, but the question has always been: who's responsibility should it be to lift or lower the toilet seat?